How Is Syria’s MOST Destroyed City？ - 🇸🇾 I S3. EP36

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• HE

  @heraldocosta1469 · 5 months ago

  No War can break the beauty and generosity of people of Syria.  God bless them!!

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• HA

  @happycazimero1349 · 5 months ago

  I believe the Middle Eastern people are the most beautiful in the world

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• RO

  @robotohi71 · 5 months ago

  Thank you Yan for being a window to human kindness from all over the world. ❤

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• 士雪

  @士雪 · 5 months ago

  一連多集，你所顯現的中東人，無論是伊朗、伊拉克和敍利亞，他們都很熱情友善，絕不像西方媒體所描述的野蠻落後。讓我們看到沙漠民族的真實一面，Good job.

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• AD

  @adaptor-acdc · 5 months ago

  Assyria, Persia, China... friends since ancient days, forever in heart ❤

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• DA

  @Danika_Nadzan · 5 months ago

  I smiled through the entire first half of this video, watching all the friendly shopkeepers proudly showing their products and giving you gifts. Ahmed&apos;s smile was wider than his shop, and he made my day too!<br><br>I think your videos should be required viewing in Social Studies classes in all Western countries, especially these recent episodes in Iran, Iraq, and Syria. As Rami and Mary said, the media we get to see never tells the whole story of the real people, their real lives, and the real effects of war. I hope that one day we will all live in peace! In the meantime, thank you, Yan and Flo, for showing us the beautiful friendly people around the world...you truly are our Peace Ambassadors!❤❤

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• HJ

  @hjmulholland355 · 5 months ago

  Hi , from Ireland. I am humbled and amazed how you both show real life in countries that we in the West discount.<br>Your journeys and social commentaries are inspiring.<br>You both have the heart of lions!

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• QI

  @qiancaotang · 5 months ago

  I am so touched , and have tears in my eyes. &nbsp;feel so sorry of what they have to go through.

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• WH

  @whatisgoingonineedtoknow. · 5 months ago

  They want to destroy our history. These are beautiful ancient looking building and towns. Absolutely breath taking sights and all &nbsp;people are so warm and friendly. ❤

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• JO

  @JolieKe-w7f · 5 months ago (edited)

  人民真美好！希望中东各国人民能远离战争，过上安定和平的生活。这是人的基本权利啊！祝福他们！

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• CT

  @ctakiute · 5 months ago

  The world without &nbsp;politicians and military personnel is so peaceful.

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• PA

  @paulrecher · 5 months ago

  AI- In Syria, the &quot;rock of mud&quot; used for hair is known as Hajar al-Billon (حجر البيلون) or simply Billon Stone. It is a natural, mineral-rich medicinal clay—often referred to as Aleppo Soil or Aleppo Clay—that has been used for centuries in traditional Levantine beauty rituals. <br>Physical Characteristics<br>Appearance: It typically arrives as hard, irregular chunks or &quot;rocks&quot; of dried silt or mud, often beige to light brown in color.<br>Preparation: Because it is a natural stone, it must be crushed into a fine powder before use.<br>Traditional Origin: It is most famously associated with the city of Aleppo, where it is still sold in traditional souks (markets). <br>Usage and Benefits<br>Hajar al-Billon is primarily used as a natural alternative to shampoo or as a deep-conditioning hair mask. <br>Cleansing: It is a &quot;saponiferous&quot; clay, meaning it has natural detergent properties that draw out impurities and excess oils without stripping the hair of its natural protective layers.<br>Texture and Shine: It is prized for giving hair &quot;superior smoothness,&quot; volume, and a glossy sheen.<br>Scalp Health: Its high mineral content—including magnesium, potassium, and silica—helps detoxify the scalp, reduce dandruff, and balance pH levels. <br>How to Apply<br>Crush and Mix: Grind the stone into a powder and mix it with warm water (or rose water) until it reaches a &quot;pudding-like&quot; consistency.<br>Application: Massage the paste into the scalp and damp hair, focusing on the roots.<br>Rinse: Leave it on for roughly 5 to 20 minutes before rinsing thoroughly with warm water.

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